“About” window – now displays the location of the work folders. Clicking the button on the left side of the folder name – opens a window with its contents. The import window “step 1” displays the number of imported lines from the CSV file, in the “step 2” you can select the “Get number of pieces from CSV column” option […]
To import data from CSV files to EntomoLabels you need to create the import templates you need. Import templates are just like regular templates, but contain additional information that is used by the import wizard to include data from imported files. The column names in such templates are enclosed in curly braces. For starters, simple templates … The graphic below
Based on the actions from the first part – we have already created a database and a macro that supports data export. Regardless of how much data the database is, we usually only need to export a small part of it. It can be several contiguous rows or many non-contiguous rows ranges. Excel does not have such built-in tools, this
In the next few posts, I will show you how you can use a simple specimens database in Excel and how it can be used to generate labels in EntomoLabels. Each collection of specimens grows over time. It is then necessary to create a database that will allow for quick information retrieval. A quick, easy and effective way is to
